Theirs is the prevailing army, among whose ranks Robert Fagles emerges as a new and noble standard-bearer.
Dozens, scores of others, all trusting, all by Ronnie's noble standards deserving of his protection: conned, robbed, ripped off by their knight errant.
I remind the readers that some have declared this, but, not me, because I'm just saying what others are saying, because no way, I wouldn't violate such noble academic standards such as the "Goldwater Rule".
Noble though raising standards of sustainable design sounds, doing so requires a long, arduous logistical slog, though that happens to be just the type of challenge at which Apple's new chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, excels.
Vespasian did eventually decide to accept Galba, whose noble descent, given the standards of the day, would have been daunting to a man of Vespasian's position in society.
Tearing down unrealistic beauty standards is noble, but it shouldn't come at the cost of a woman's privacy and her ability to craft her own narrative, even if that narrative has unbelievably – no seriously, I don't believe it – flawless skin.
These houses were identical to standard wooden nobles' houses except for the fact that they had no windows and no hearth.
The promise that market-led, home-based economic growth will inexorably lead the south to western economic standards is the noble lie of international politics.
"What's more, if it is royal standard, it represents a noble concept of living.
Google was trying to make out-of-print books more available to the public, a noble goal by almost anyone's standards.
The noble gases are nearly ideal gases under standard conditions, but their deviations from the ideal gas law provided important clues for the study of intermolecular interactions.
